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1 established circumstantially
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2 established
встановлений, доведений; загальновизнаний, офіційно визнаний, широко відомий; запроваджений, усталений, вкоренілий; інкорпорований- established authorities
- established by law
- established church
- established circumstantially
- established criminal
- established delinquent
- established directly
- established fact
- established faith
- established insanity
- established law
- established malice
- established matter
- established order
- established place of business
- established practice
- established religion
- established rule
- established rule of law
- established standard
- established usage
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